Week 2: Lesson 2 Pharmacology of anti-depressants
The symptoms of depression are intense feelings of sadness, hopeless- ness, and despair as well as the inability to experience pleasure in usual activities, changes in sleep patterns and appetite, loss of energy, and sui- cidal thoughts. Mania is characterized by the opposite behavior: enthu- siasm, rapid thought and speech patterns, extreme self-confidence, and impaired judgment. [Note: Depression and mania are different from schizophrenia (see p. 161), which produces disturbances in though
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Course Material
- Week 1: Lesson 1 introduction of depression and classification of anti depressants
- Week 2: Lesson 2 Pharmacology of anti-depressants
- Week 3: Lesson 3 Psychosis and schizophrenia. major tranquilizers
- Week 4: Lesson 4. Classification of Anti psychotics and its pharmacology
- Week 5: Lesson 5. Classification and introduction of CNS stimulants
- Week 6: Lesson 6. Pharmacology of Psychomotor stimulants and hallucinogens
- Week 7: Lesson 7. Introduction of anxiety and minor tranquilizers
- Week 8. Lesson 8. Pharmacology and classification of anxiolytics
- Week 9: Lesson 9. Narcotic analgesics introduction and classification
- Week 10: lesson 10. Pharmacology of morphine, Methadone and tramadol
- Week 11-12: Lessons 11 & 12. Brain, its different parts and functions
- Week 13: Dysphasia, types, diagnosis, treatment, Disconnexion syndrome
- Week 14: Tumor, types,Diagnosis treatment, investigation of cerebral tumor
- Week 15 :Electrophysiology and its techniques
- Week 16: overview of all contents of courses
- Chapters 15
- Department Psychology
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Mr. Haseeb Ahsan
